You remain the great master of video tutorials, Steve. I've been a fan for years ... purchased Camtasia thanks to one of your earlier videos. Learned a ton about video and related tech from you. Thanks for the huge effort to make high quality consistant content.
Steve I’m always impressed with how well you clearly explain subjects. The quality of your videos are always excellent. I’ve been a fan for years, but after starting my own UA-cam channel over a year ago, I’m even more impressed with your work. Bravo!
I just found this channel, and was thinking "I know this guy from somewhere." Then he showed Dotto's Data Cafe and I remembered where from. That was a really good show! I used to love watching that in my early computer days.
This is one of your best! And you are SO GOOD at this! You know what would be great? Spending a week with you, following and watching what you do... And seeing and hearing that razor-sharp mind at work... Hey! Maybe... you should invite a skilled, small team to do exactly that... create a video-diary (with friendly commentary)... asking questions, probing a little..... I am sure so many of your folllowers would love a fly-on-the-wall piece.... Meantime, I have Camtasia 9 (but I haven't really used it). Maybe I should dust it off and give it a go... Final thought: I like the idea of drawing onto the screen... as a more individualised and flexible way of focussing attention on an object. But Camtasia doesn't allow this, I'm right? And I guess any workrounds would defeat the advantages that presets and formats bring to the element of efficiency in the process..... One again, thanks..... I'm awestruck at your communication abilities...
Thanks! I am not sure following me would be as interesting as you are hoping! Drawing on screen, you could use an ipad as an input device as a workaround.
Appealingly IS a word, I think, but I admit I am german. That platform is something I will look in, I am getting into your line of work, I help seniors in the city I live in with their questions around smartphones usage etc., and I have begun making videos.
Steve, great video thanks! I'm not sure if its a UA-cam or internet thing but im noticing a slight sync issue with your dialogue... it's only slight but there somehow? Just thought it was worth mentioning......
Esquire: a polite title appended to a man's name when no other title is used, typically in the address of a letter or other documents. "S. Dotto Esquire"
Steve, I've used Camtasia and Snagit at my previous employment and love those programs but am no longer at the company. Do you have runner-up applications if the price point is too much? Thanks
I would say Snagit has expanded a lot so you may be able to get away with just it. But IMO Camtasia and Screenflow on the Mac are the best options, Perhaps an online tool like Screenflow-a-Matic may serve, but if you are used to Camtasia, i can promise you will be dissapointed.
Thanks Steve. Very clear. Would you mind a bit of f/b? I personally find the clutter around your microphone very distracting. I realise it’s a professional mic but perhaps you might take a look at moving distracting elements away. I’m new to your channel and you seem very professional so I hope you don’t mind this comment. Also how to you rate Camtasia vs Adobe Premiere plus Afterefffects which I tend to use?
Noted! But I will probably leave the BG close to the way it is, I use all that stuff....:-) For the style of tutorial video I do, where the computer or phone screen is the real "star of the show" Camtasia has it all over the traditional video editing apps. The built in features and tools to manage the screen elements makes all the difference. Camtasia is not as good at classic editing, but you get used to how it handles transition etc, and while not as good as Premier, you can create automations that again help in the process of creating tutorial type videos.
Table of Contents
00:00 Intro
04:23 Using Screencasting Tools for Clarity
10:02 Camtasia Libraries
12:37 Download new assets
14:23 Customize stock assets
You are a very good communicator, the way you talk and explain things makes it enjoyable to watch and learn. You are the PROFESSOR !!!
You remain the great master of video tutorials, Steve. I've been a fan for years ... purchased Camtasia thanks to one of your earlier videos. Learned a ton about video and related tech from you. Thanks for the huge effort to make high quality consistant content.
Steve I’m always impressed with how well you clearly explain subjects. The quality of your videos are always excellent. I’ve been a fan for years, but after starting my own UA-cam channel over a year ago, I’m even more impressed with your work. Bravo!
Wow, thanks! And best of luck with your channel.
I agree! One hundred per cent!
I just found this channel, and was thinking "I know this guy from somewhere." Then he showed Dotto's Data Cafe and I remembered where from. That was a really good show! I used to love watching that in my early computer days.
I love it when an old viewer reconnects!
Warm memories indeed your friendliness then I love your show back them , windows 95 era ?
love your here
Awesome, It always makes me smile when I hear from an old viewer who just re-connected with us!
Hey Mr.DottoTech, I love your videos and in my opinion, they are Extremely Helpful for Entrepreneurs all over the World... keep it Up..
I appreciate that!
Sir, you are a master of presentation and teaching. Thank you.
You looked great then and still look great now!
This is one of your best!
And you are SO GOOD at this!
You know what would be great? Spending a week with you, following and watching what you do... And seeing and hearing that razor-sharp mind at work...
Hey! Maybe... you should invite a skilled, small team to do exactly that... create a video-diary (with friendly commentary)... asking questions, probing a little..... I am sure so many of your folllowers would love a fly-on-the-wall piece....
Meantime, I have Camtasia 9 (but I haven't really used it). Maybe I should dust it off and give it a go...
Final thought: I like the idea of drawing onto the screen... as a more individualised and flexible way of focussing attention on an object. But Camtasia doesn't allow this, I'm right? And I guess any workrounds would defeat the advantages that presets and formats bring to the element of efficiency in the process.....
One again, thanks..... I'm awestruck at your communication abilities...
Thanks! I am not sure following me would be as interesting as you are hoping!
Drawing on screen, you could use an ipad as an input device as a workaround.
A video training for audio recording would be great. Your audio quality is excellent. Thank you for video.
Appealingly IS a word, I think, but I admit I am german.
That platform is something I will look in, I am getting into your line of work, I help seniors in the city I live in with their questions around smartphones usage etc., and I have begun making videos.
Thank you for the valuable information, solved a problem that I had with my project.
You rock Steve! I love Camtasia. I started using it in Feb 2020.
It continues to impress me.
Does it cost money & if so how much Is it?
Très bon, bravo!
Thank you, I always wondered what went in to making the sausage.
Hope you enjoy
Thanks for this video. I like it. How do you find Screenflow vs Camtesia? Which one is better
Very impressive thank you
Steve, great video thanks! I'm not sure if its a UA-cam or internet thing but im noticing a slight sync issue with your dialogue... it's only slight but there somehow? Just thought it was worth mentioning......
THANK YOU FOR GREAT VIDEOS.
Glad you like them!
The software comes with those text transition templates??
Esquire: a polite title appended to a man's name when no other title is used, typically in the address of a letter or other documents.
"S. Dotto Esquire"
Steve, I've used Camtasia and Snagit at my previous employment and love those programs but am no longer at the company. Do you have runner-up applications if the price point is too much? Thanks
I would say Snagit has expanded a lot so you may be able to get away with just it.
But IMO Camtasia and Screenflow on the Mac are the best options, Perhaps an online tool like Screenflow-a-Matic may serve, but if you are used to Camtasia, i can promise you will be dissapointed.
I haven't compared the two, however many people are using the free OBS software for video recording, and the free Shotcut video editor
Thanks Steve. Very clear. Would you mind a bit of f/b? I personally find the clutter around your microphone very distracting. I realise it’s a professional mic but perhaps you might take a look at moving distracting elements away. I’m new to your channel and you seem very professional so I hope you don’t mind this comment. Also how to you rate Camtasia vs Adobe Premiere plus Afterefffects which I tend to use?
Noted! But I will probably leave the BG close to the way it is, I use all that stuff....:-)
For the style of tutorial video I do, where the computer or phone screen is the real "star of the show" Camtasia has it all over the traditional video editing apps.
The built in features and tools to manage the screen elements makes all the difference.
Camtasia is not as good at classic editing, but you get used to how it handles transition etc, and while not as good as Premier, you can create automations that again help in the process of creating tutorial type videos.
Excellent
Thanks
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If you trimmed bear and coloured hair and beard, you would still look the same, albeit a lil heavier.
Your beard tells us your experience...
Screen casting is cheap,,,, jibber jabber
Esq. means you are a confirmed Gentleman, a man of repute